Here’s the latest from the Conway Campaign:
“Rand Paul apparently cares more about big oil companies than he does about American families. His own words speak for themselves. Rand has been spinning like a typical politician, trying to run damage control on his out-of-the-mainstream views but he can’t escape his own words. While Rand is busy feverishly defending corporations, Jack Conway is fighting to represent the people and small businesses that are suffering from the poor judgment and carelessness of large corporations like BP. Jack Conway will be the Senator that puts Kentucky families first,” Conway spokesperson Allison Haley said.
And here’s a video the campaign is pushing:
Still no word on whether or not the Conway campaign will direct its Google ads to an actual campaign website and not a dead link. Stay tuned on that front.
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1 preston bates // Jun 7, 2010 at 10:56 pm
i’m going to lambast this website with a quote until it’s embedded in the minds of everyone.
Ludwig von Mises said, “There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as a result of the voluntary abandonment of further credit expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved.”
Government intervention in the marketplace only delays the inevitable. I frankly think it’s hilarious that there’s a movement to nationalize the oil rig. What experience does the Federal Government have in extracting oil? I shouldn’t be surprised at their ego, but what make the Federales think that they can do a better job than BP? Clearly BP is the largest stakeholder, no? Is it not their wealth that is leaked into the ocean whereby making refinement impractical if not impossible?
I’m sick to death of the knee-jerk, hysterical, liberals who think that redistributing wealth make society better off. in fact, it makes wealth creation impossible and makes everyone poorer.
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